Luminary Loppet will again be on land at Minneapolis' Lake of the Isles
It's official: Minneapolis' annual Luminary Loppet is land-bound again this year.
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It's official: Minneapolis' annual Luminary Loppet is land-bound again this year.
Some south Minneapolis residents had quite the rude awakening overnight Thursday.
Some Twin Cities drivers are experiencing a different kind of pain at the pump.
New warrants reveal that investigators believe a dark grey Tesla Model X belonging to a 42-year-old Edina man was involved in the incident that killed Dr. Cathy Donovan.
The fire occurred on Aug. 26, 2020, during unrest that began following a false rumor that Minneapolis police fatally shot a Black man suspected of murder on Nicollet Mall.
Construction starts in a few weeks to transform Plaza Del Sol along Payne Avenue into a food and shopping market of solely Latino-owned small businesses.
Business is blooming once again at a near-century-old flower shop that suddenly closed last month.
Firefighters are known for being strong, but they gathered for a special workout that was less about the muscle and more a matter of heart. It's a tribute to their fallen Captain Mike Paidar.
A Minnesota man with an extensive criminal record who was acquitted of killing three people in St. Paul has been sentenced to 26 years in prison for kidnapping and wounding a man days before that crime.
The Minnesota Supreme Court has reversed the murder and kidnapping convictions of a former probation officer who was sentenced to life without parole for her role in the death of a Minneapolis real estate agent.
A man with a lengthy criminal history is accused of sexually assaulting a woman inside Minneapolis City Hall earlier this week.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has vetoed the City Council's resolution supporting a cease-fire in Gaza, though the council has the requisite votes to override his rejection.
The former Herberger's and Toys "R" Us buildings in the center's northeast corner are being torn down to make "a step toward re-envisioning Southtown for contemporary uses."
The 34,770,800 passengers is still nearly 5 million short of the record number seen in 2019, but it's 9 million higher than 2021 and 3 million higher than 2022.
Teachers and education support professionals in Minneapolis Public Schools and Robbinsdale Area Public Schools want to bring attention to their respective contract woes.
